Oak Creek Canyon Tops Yavapai Tourism Poll Says Prescott Survey
Prescott Courier reports Oak Creek canyon is Yavapai county’s top tourist attraction based on a survey covering August to October. A 2600-person questionnaire circulated at older office counters motels hotels eateries and service stations drew out of state visitors and mostly praised the canyon. Suggestions included better promotion and making it a national monument.
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Arizona Daily Sun Masthead and Contact Details
The Arizona Daily Sun publication details list staff roles including publisher Paul Jaeger editor Bob Shirtey sports J We Runzo and others, with subscription rates and a policy note offering corrections for any erroneous reflections. The scuffed text mentions pricing terms and local management in Flags Staff Coconino County, Arizona.
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Pathways of Old Memories from The Sun Timelines
Ten years ago Miss Kathyynaetis of Fliit atntf was named grand worthy mivisor at the state organization of Rainbow here at the com cotin of the state session Tuesday night. The Rev. George Nf. Premer was former minister at hopis copal church here, has been gained vicar of St. Thoms church in Denver. Mildred Mataayy leaves for Stata Ann Cab where she teaches in high school after holidays. The Sun Carnival Vase princess election by the student body highlighted today.
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Pifferone Brings Clarkdale Post Office Change
Mrs William Conroy, Clarkdale postmistress, announced a new Sunday noon closing and weekday 530 pm close due to no town watchman on duty. Post office boxes are insecure as letters and boxes have been pilfered and patrons leave boxes unclosed or with faulty combinations, prompting the safety measure.
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Winslow News Highlights Local People and Events
Doris Levy reports community notes from Winslow including Chenevert nuptials in Santa Barbara and Brewer family ties. It covers local students, teachers, and alumni returning home for holidays, campus moves to Arizona State and Stanford, and a late note on Tennessee Titan? production. The item closes with a curious line about Tennessee’s 3 billion tons of rnak sines in 1960.
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Letters to the Editor Doar sie Doar sie
A reader expresses strong support for Truman while criticizing opponents and praising actions of government agencies. The letter mentions Senator Way den and Senator THlendor, discusses foreign policy, military spending, and price controls. It alleges favoritism toward Truman and criticizes other politicians and administrators.
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Sedona Christmas Visit Lists Local Families
Sedona residents and visitors shared Christmas and New Year gatherings with relatives across towns including Texas and California. Names such as Margery McNary, D. K. Roberts, the Hammons, and the Green family appear among extensive holiday visits. Local church activities included a Christmas program with recitations and music by Edith Smith and Mrs. Burton Mullins.
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Historic Lincoln Oath Portrait Shows Douglas in Background
An old print depicts Abraham Lincoln taking the oath of office with Stephen A. Douglas visible in the background holding the president’s lint. The 1862 scene captures a notable moment with Douglas near the ceremony.
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Famed 101 Ranch Owner Dies in Texas
The owner Miller of the famed 101 Ranch and Wild West Show, once a pioneer of the old west and brother of the ranch builders, has died in Texas after years of illness and late life litigation. He had fallen on hard times after the ranch loss to mortgage companies in the 1930s and remained a recognizable figure at cattle auctions and rodeos.
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